Spain. Hot girls and nice seasides
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Spain. Hot girls and nice seasides


Spain
- Spain is, as locals will quickly tell you, not as cheap as it once was. What you spend on accommodation (probably your single greatest expense) will depend on various factors, such as location (Madrid is pricier than Murcia), season (August along the coast is packed and expensive), the degree of comfort you require and a little dumb luck. At the budget end you’ll pay €12 to €23 for a bed in a youth hostel (depending on the hostel, season and your age).
The cheapest bearable pensión (small private hotel) /hostal (budget hotel) is unlikely to cost less than €18/30, but reckon on more in the cities and resorts. Depending on where you are, you can stumble across good rooms with attached bathroom from as little as €30/45 (up to €60/80 in the more popular locations).

History: Powerful world empire of the 16th and 17th centuries ultimately yielded command of the seas to England. Subsequent failure to embrace the mercantile and industrial revolutions caused the country to fall behind Britain, France, and Germany in economic and political power. Spain remained neutral in World Wars I and II but suffered through a devastating civil war (1936-39). A peaceful transition to democracy following the death of dictator Francisco FRANCO in 1975, and rapid economic modernization (Spain joined the EU in 1986) gave Spain a dynamic and rapidly growing economy and made it a global champion of freedom and human rights. More recently the government has had to focus on measures to reverse a severe economic recession that began in mid-2008. Austerity measures implemented to reduce a large budget deficit and reassure foreign investors have led to one of the highest unemployment rates in Europe.


1492; the Iberian peninsula was characterized by a variety of independent kingdoms prior to the Muslim occupation that began in the early 8th century A.D. and lasted nearly seven centuries; the small Christian redoubts of the north began the reconquest almost immediately, culminating in the seizure of Granada in 1492; this event completed the unification of several kingdoms and is traditionally considered the forging of present-day Spain.

Weather: The meseta (high tableland of central Spain) and Ebro basin have a continental climate: scorching in summer, cold in winter, and dry. Madrid regularly freezes in December, January and February, and temperatures climb above 30°C in July and August. Valladolid on the northern meseta and Zaragoza in the Ebro basin are even drier, with only around 300mm of rain a year (little more than Alice Springs in Australia). The Guadalquivir basin in Andalucía is only a little wetter and positively broils in high summer, with temperatures of 35°C-plus in Seville that kill people every year.
The Pyrenees and the Cordillera Cantábrica, backing the Bay of Biscay, bear the brunt of cold northern and northwestern airstreams, which bring moderate temperatures and heavy rainfall (three or four times as much as Madrid’s) to the north coast. Even in high summer you never know when you might get a shower.
The Mediterranean coast and Balearic Islands get a little more rain than Madrid, and the south can be even hotter in summer. The Mediterranean, particularly around Alicante, also provides Spain’s warmest waters (reaching 27°C or so in August). Barcelona’s weather is typical of the coast – milder than in inland cities but more humid.
In general you can usually rely on pleasant or hot temperatures just about everywhere from April to early November. In Andalucía there are plenty of warm, sunny days right through winter. In July and August, temperatures can get unpleasantly hot inland.


Country of traditions. Hot country. There're many places of interest for each kind of people. It is famous for his football club ( Barcelona, Real Madrid, Athletic Bilbao .....) and his comfortable seasides. Look here !

1. Kempinski Hotel Bahia Estepona - Malaga

The hotel, designed in a Moorish / Andalusian style, offers 132 spacious guestrooms and 15 luxurious suites, all with a balcony or terrace and varying degrees of sea view. All rooms and suites have recently undergone a full renovation, and have exquisite interiors, warm tones and state of the art equipment.
Four restaurants (seasonal) and two bars (seasonal) offer guests a variety of dining options to choose from; everything from Mediterranean cuisine to fine-dining, all with ecologically grown products. The renowned Summer Lunch Buffet, accompanied by excellent live music, is offered to guests every Sunday (seasonal). 24-hour room service is also available with a children's menu (assorted children's menus also provided in each restaurant).
The Kempinski Spa offers guests a wide range of massages and treatments, all with Ligne St. Barth, Terrake and OPI products. A sauna, heated indoor pool and fitness studio, offering lovely views to the sea, are also available to hotel guests. Lowest price $380.



2. Majestic Hotel and Spa Barcelona

In the heart of Barcelona since 1918, the Hotel Majestic is located on Paseo de Gracia in the very center of it all, within walking distance to the city's most exciting landmarks: Las Ramblas, the Plaza de Cataluna, the Gothic Quarter, and Gaudi's major architectural works. The neoclassical facade invites discriminating travelers to enter a world of luxury: discover exquisite accommodations and excellence in service. With 276 rooms and 41 suites, all new in 2011, the Hotel Majestic offers a wide selection to meet the needs and tastes of the most demanding travelers. With a classic and comfortable style, all rooms offer an unsurpassed level of luxury and attention to detail. Indeed, many celebrities choose the warmth of the Majestic's rooms for their visits to Barcelona. From the pampering of sauna and massage, remarkable views from the Pool, the most up-to-date technology including a Satellite Newspaper kiosk to access 168 international newspapers, and impeccable service- the Hotel Majestic is the place to stay in Barcelona. Lowest price $450.



3. Villa Padierna Hotel - Malaga

Discover true Spanish charm in the mountains of Marbella at The Hotel Villa Padierna where on a clear day you can see the coastline of Africa and every night the sunsets are more spectacular than the last. Set near the shores of the Costa del Sol, the resort is the perfect place to soak in the Mediterranean sun, tee off in an idyllic setting, or indulge in a leisurely walk through the boutique shops on the harbor. The Hotel Villa Padierna offers 124 exquisitely appointed guest rooms, suites and villas, 2 18-hole golf courses, 21,000 square foot Thermae spa, exciting cuisine featuring Andalucian, Mediterranean and international menus, over 12,000 square feet of meeting space, and a partnership with the exclusive private Puro Beach. Lowest price $400.



4. Maria Cristina Hotel - Bilbao

Hotel Maria Cristina is San Sebastian's key establishment devoted to promoting the good life of the Belle Epoque. Marvel at the pastel colors, exquisite details, and sweeping sea and city views in Hotel Maria Cristina’s 108 rooms and 28 suites, each devoted to the classic, opulent style of the Belle Epoque.
The hotel’s contemporary Hydra Wellness Center & Spa offers unparalleled relaxation. Explorers benefit from our concierge-organized authentic adventures. Lowest price $300.



5. Barcelona Hotel Palace

Renamed the Hotel Palace Barcelona in 2005. Elegant and traditional, the former Hotel Ritz, built in 1919 and renovated in 2001, is situated on a pleasant, tree-lined boulevard in the centre of the city near the historic Gothic Quarter, convenient to the port and other points of interest. For nearly a century, it has been known for its world charm, courteous staff and excellent cuisine. The Ritz offers 80 Deluxe rooms, 34 Junior Suites, 5 Suites with Roman Bath and one Royal Suite Salvador Dali, as well as additional services such as 8 exclusive meeting rooms with a capacity up to 300 people, Beauty Parlour with all type of treatments and products, Health Club, Hairdresser, the recently inaugurated Caelis Restaurant and the legendary Scotch Bar. Lowest price $350.



6. Hesperia Lanzarote - Puerto Calero

One of the most beautiful hotels on the island, and certainly the most accommodating, the Hesperia Lanzarote, combines superb levels of services and facilities that include a modern Spa treatment centre, 4 swimming pools, 4 restaurants and 3 bars, and views and accommodation to excite and delight the most discerning of guests.
Visitors and guests to the Hesperia Lanzarote will be amazed by the grandiose lobby area, complete with complimentary drinks on arrival and lounge bar with views to the sea. Step downstairs for access to two of the restaurants, the spa treatment area and gymnasium, or head towards the pools for beautiful panoramic views. Chill-out in our Lanz Beach Club.
These views follow every guest to their rooms, where a balcony, spacious bathroom, satellite TV and mini-bar set a luxurious standard. The 44 suites also have a lounge area and a Jacuzzi for that extra slice of indulgence. Lowest price $400.



7. Silken Hotel Puerta America - Madrid

The Silken Hotel Puerta America Madrid is a dream come true. A project where 18 acclaimed architects and designers have conveyed their dreams to us - First Floor - Zaha Hadid, Second Floor- Sir Norman Foster, Third Floor- David Chipperfield, Fourth Floor - Eva Castro and Holger Kehne, Fifth Floor - Victorio and Luchino, Sixth Floor - Ron Arad, Seventh Floor - Marc Newson, Eight Floor - Kathryn Findlay, Ninth Floor - Richard Gluckman, Tenth Floor - Arata Isozaki, Eleventh - Javier Mariscal - Fernando Salas, and Twelfth - Jean Nouvel . And Public Areas - John Pawson, Restaurant - Christian Liaigre, Landscape - Harriet Bourne - Johnathan Bell, Lighting - Arnold Chan, Lighting - Jason Bruges, Garage - Teresa Sapey, Bar - Marc Newson, and Architectural Proyect- Felipe Saez de Gordoa . It is an homage to the world of architecture design and to the freedom. The Silken Hotel Puerta America is superbly located near Avenida de America right at the entrance of Madrid coming from Barajas Airport. This worlds unique destination is only 10 KM away from the airport yet set in a quiet residential area and close to the Centre. Lowest price $410.



8. Bagues Hotel - Barcelona

This is a 5-star hotel located on Barcelona's famous Les Rambles, in the heart of the city's Gothic Quarter. The hotel has 31 luxury rooms, most with views of Les Rambles or the famous Carme Street, each displaying an exclusive piece of Masriera jewellery. Don't miss the opportunity to stay at Barcelona's new jewel!
Hotel Bagues presents a new Derby Hotels Collection eatery on the ground floor and accessible directly from Les Rambles: El Regulador brasserie, run by chef George Pierre, and offering a varied menu of Mediterranean cuisine based on the freshest produce from the neighbouring Boqueria market. Lowest price $390.



9. Gran Melia Don Pepe - Marbella

Gran Melia Don Pepe is considered the reference among the Costa del Sol hotels, located on one of the best Marbella's beaches, only at 500 meters from city centre and 5 kilometers from Puerto Banus, the famous marina.
It counts with 201 rooms, wide and warm common areas, exuberant subtropical gardens, 2 swimming pools one of them heated, a modern gym, spa with Turkish bath, Jacuzzi, Swedish shower and cabins for massages and beauty treatments; as well as a huge variety and selection of restaurants, being the culinary star our famous chef Dani Garcia who runs Restaurant Calima awarded with its second Michelin star. Lowest price $320.



10. Puente Romano Hotel - Marbella

27 separate three story buildings comprise Hotel Puente Romano, originally conceived to be a private condominium community and becoming hotel in 1979. Thanks to this, it offers it's guests very large guestrooms and suites, all with private terrace overlooking the lush and subtropical gardens, sitting area and large bathrooms - many with separate hydromassage tub and shower. Part of the Via Augusta that joined Cadiz with Rome is the roman bridge that gives it's name to the hotel. It is the social center and focal point for the cultural crossroads meeting here. 24 hour room service; Nightly turndown service; Laundry and dry cleaning; Babysitting (advance booking only); In house medical attention; and a Taxi stand. Our 274 deluxe rooms and suites, completely refurbished, are distributed along our luxuriant sub-tropical gardens in 27 small three storied Andalusia style buildings, all with private balcony and sitting area. Designed to offer the utmost privacy and total rest, each building is named after an Andalusian town and is clearly identified with a beautiful ceramic tile. Lowest price $480.
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